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Eurozone economy is showing signs of slowing and this was completed unexpected.

US saving rates crashed as spending increases. 

US homes have never been more unaffordable as wages and savings plunge.

Wall Street’s risky loans are skyrocketing and they are re-packaging them and selling them to pension funds.

The corporate media has started to report that the economy is not as strong as it appears.

The petro-yuan is slated to become the next reserve currency.

The Cabal Is Distracting The World From The Real Investigation

Meuller and team indicted Manafort. This is being used to cover up the Uranium deal, the Fusion GPS dossier and many other crimes. The cabal is going to push this for all its worth until the main event.

The Catalonia President might be on the run because Spain has taken over Catalonia.

Duterte says that the US and the other countries need to speak to Kim Jong-un. 

Russia and Syria have almost completed purged the terrorists out of Syria.

The Kurdish referendum will not succeed. 

It Has Begun, The Corporate Media Pushing The Agenda Of A Crashing Economy

Sources X22Report

Markets close lower amid Manafort latest

Point View portfolio manager John Petrides discusses stocks closing down on Monday and the sell-off in the Nasdaq.

Are 401(k) plans in jeopardy?

Bankrate chief financial analyst Greg McBride and former Labor Assistant Secretary for Employee Benefits Bradford Campbell weigh in on potential changes to 401(k) tax deductions.

Sources Fox Business

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ROBERT MUELLER TIGHTENS PAUL MANAFORT’S NOOSE

The special prosecutor is reportedly working with the Manhattan U.S. attorney’s office on a money-laundering case against the former Trump campaign chairman.

ormer Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, who appears to be among the primary targets of Robert Mueller’s Russia probe, may also become the first to face charges. According to a new report, Mueller’s team is working with the Manhattan U.S. attorney’s office on a case against Manafort, tied to the F.B.I. investigation into last year’s presidential election.

The U.S. attorney’s office for the Southern District of New York is working in conjunction with Mueller’s team to determine whether Manafort was involved in a money-laundering scheme, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday. Sources familiar with the matter told the Journal that the collaboration began after Mueller tapped Andrew Goldstein, who heads the office’s public corruption unit, to join his high-powered team. Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul Monteleoni, who previously served on the money-laundering and asset-forfeiture unit, is also working on the probe, according to sources that spoke with the outlet. (Although a spokesperson for Manafort did not respond to a request for comment from the Journal, Manafort has denied any wrongdoing.)

Manafort’s growing list of legal headaches is an unmistakable sign that Mueller is zeroing in on the political operative, who has long-standing ties to Russian interests. Multiple Congressional committees investigating Kremlin election meddling have requested his testimony, and Mueller—whose focus on Manafort reportedly spans an 11-year period—recently instructed federal prosecutors to raid his home in July. Subpoenas have been issued to a number of Manafort’s associates seeking financial information, including his former son-in-law, Jeffrey Yohai. On Wednesday, Bloomberg reported that Manafort, who is reportedly buried in legal fees, is likely to lose $4 million he sunk into Los Angeles real-estate investments following a bankruptcy hearing. And in August, Mueller teamed upwith the office of New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

Mueller’s collaborations with Schneiderman and the Manhattan U.S. attorney’s office are particularly noteworthy, as any charges born out of the investigations would be exempt from presidential pardons—which only apply to federal crimes—raising the possibility that they could be used as leverage against Manafort and, by extension, the Trump campaign.

For his part, Trump seems to have taken an unusual level of interest in candidates for open U.S. attorney positions in Manhattan and Brooklyn—last week, Politico reported that Trump personally interviewed two front-runners for the job, both of whom have ties to Trumpworld. (Geoffrey Berman, a top pick for the Manhattan post, is a partner at the law firm where Trump ally Rudy Giuliani works, and Ed McNally, a front-runner to head the Brooklyn office, is a partner at the firm of Marc Kasowitz, Trump’s longtime personal lawyer.)

While the White House denied that such interviews were unusual, once confirmed, both U.S. attorneys will have jurisdiction over cases involving Trump associates. The head of the Eastern District of New York office, which is based in Brooklyn, would oversee the ongoing probe into Kushner Companies—the real-estate company owned by the family of Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner—over its use of the federal visa program known as EB-5. And the attorney appointed to lead the Southern District of New York would have jurisdiction over the Manafort money-laundering probe.  SOURCE Vanity Fair Hive

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